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Building permits, zoning and land rules in the Village of Westminster, Vermont

The Village of Westminster in Windham County requires a Town of Westminster zoning permit before a new home or other covered land development begins.1 The Town administers zoning inside the village, while Vermont issues the required Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply permit.23 A separate structural building permit for an ordinary owner-occupied home was not confirmed.

At a glance

Building permit
A town zoning permit is required before covered land development begins1
Zoning
Town of Westminster zoning applies inside the village2
Septic and water
A Vermont state permit is required before construction under the zoning permit3
RV living
An RV may not be used permanently as living quarters or permanently connected to utilities4
Residential lot
The Westminster Village district requires 1 acre per dwelling where septic is used5
Setbacks
The Westminster Village district uses 50-foot front and 25-foot side and rear setbacks6
Building height
35 feet generally, with listed exemptions7
Private well
A new potable water supply requires a Vermont permit8

Who to call

Zoning

Town of Westminster Zoning Office

Zoning permits, applications, permit-status questions and flood-hazard information for the Village of Westminster

802.722.4524

Septic permits

Vermont DEC Springfield Regional Office

Regional permit assistance for Westminster, including state wastewater and potable-water permitting questions

802-522-2220

Environmental Conservation 100 Mineral Street Springfield, Vermont 05156

Roads & driveways

Town of Westminster Highway Department

Town-road access and highway-access permit applications

802.722.4349

67 Town Garage Road Westminster, VT 05158

Contact details are copied from each office’s official page and were checked against it on October 9, 2026.

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Do you need a building permit in the Village of Westminster, Vermont?

Yes, in the local land-use sense: a Town of Westminster zoning permit must be issued before covered development or construction begins inside Westminster village.1 The Town specifically lists construction of a new or replacement residence among projects needing that approval.9 The process may also require site-plan, conditional-use, planned-unit-development, subdivision or historic-preservation approval, depending on the parcel and project.10

We could not confirm a separate town structural building permit for an ordinary owner-occupied home. Vermont's Fire and Building Safety Code applies to public buildings, while an owner-occupied single-family residence is generally outside the statutory public-building definition unless its use brings it within a covered category.11 Contact the Zoning Office before design work to distinguish the required town zoning permit from any state safety, energy or occupancy approvals that apply to the proposed use.9

Who issues zoning permits in the Village of Westminster?

The Town of Westminster Zoning Office administers permitting inside the village; municipal functions within the village boundaries are town functions.2 The office helps applicants identify and complete applications, answers permit questions and provides permit-status and flood-hazard information.9 Contact the office at 802.722.4524 before submitting plans.9

The Zoning Administrator issues zoning permits, while the Development Review Board handles reviews such as site plans, conditional uses, planned unit developments, subdivisions and historic-preservation matters when applicable.10 Current town zoning fees were not confirmed; the bylaws say the Selectboard establishes them and that an application filed after construction begins is charged twice the ordinary fee.12 Ask the Zoning Office for the current fee schedule and whether the proposal needs board review before beginning work.9

Does the Village of Westminster have zoning, setbacks and lot-size rules?

Yes. Town of Westminster zoning applies inside the village, including the Westminster Village district and any applicable overlay district.1314 For residential use in the Westminster Village district, the minimum lot size is 1 acre per dwelling where septic is used.5 The district's dimensional schedule specifies a 50-foot front setback and 25-foot side and rear setbacks.6

Buildings are generally limited to 35 feet in every district, with listed exceptions for silos, other agricultural uses, church spires, renewable-resource structures, cupolas, and bell, clock and fire towers.15 An accessory dwelling unit is allowed subject to sufficient wastewater capacity and applicable setback, coverage and parking rules; the reviewed town rule also limits the unit to 30% of the home's total habitable floor area.16 Confirm the parcel's mapped district and overlays rather than assuming every village parcel uses the same schedule.9

How do septic and well permits work inside the Village of Westminster?

Vermont, rather than Windham County or the Town, issues Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply permits for development inside Westminster village.17 The Town prohibits construction under a zoning permit until the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation has issued the required state approval.3 New potable-water supplies also require a state permit.8

The Vermont DEC Springfield Regional Office serves Westminster and provides permit assistance.18 Contact that office at 802-522-2220 before fixing a house location or wastewater design.18 Windham County data indicate that only about 9.8% of mapped soils avoid severe limitations for a conventional septic drain field, so parcel-level evaluation should be an early purchase contingency.19 A permitted system must be inspected and tested, with an installer or licensed designer providing the required installation certification.20

Can you live in an RV or tiny home in the Village of Westminster?

An owner may park an RV on the property in a rear or side yard at least 6 feet from a lot line, but the RV may not be used permanently as living quarters or permanently connected to utilities.4 A campground for tents, travel trailers or RVs requires a zoning permit plus Development Review Board site-plan and conditional-use approvals.21 Those campground rules do not create permission for year-round residence in a privately parked RV.4

We could not confirm a separate tiny-home category or a minimum dwelling floor area for Westminster village. Ask the Zoning Office how a proposed tiny home is classified and which district, setback, wastewater and access standards apply.9 Manufactured housing cannot be excluded from a district that allows year-round residential development except on the same terms as conventional housing, subject to the statutory historic- and design-district exceptions.22

Building a home in the Village of Westminster: what are the steps?

  1. Ask the Town Zoning Office to confirm the parcel's district, overlays, allowed use, lot size, setbacks and required review path.914
  1. Confirm legal road access and whether a Town or State highway-access permit is required; the Town Highway Department publishes access-permit applications.2324
  1. Have the wastewater and potable-water proposal evaluated and apply through Vermont DEC before construction under the town zoning permit begins.3
  1. Submit the town zoning-permit application and any required site-plan, conditional-use, subdivision or overlay materials.10
  1. If the site is in the Flood Hazard Overlay District, complete Development Review Board review and obtain all required state or municipal approvals.25
  1. Determine whether state fire, building-safety or energy requirements apply to the proposed occupancy.11
  1. Complete the wastewater installation certification and confirm any final approvals before occupancy.20

What should you check before buying land in the Village of Westminster?

Start with the zoning map and the parcel's actual district and overlays.14 In the Westminster Village district, residential development using septic has a 1-acre minimum lot per dwelling, along with district-specific setbacks.56 Subdivision requires Development Review Board approval.26

Resolve wastewater feasibility before assuming a lot is buildable because only about 9.8% of Windham County's mapped soils avoid severe limitations for a conventional septic drain field.19 That countywide figure is screening context, not a parcel determination. Check flood mapping as well: construction and other development in a mapped special-flood-hazard area require a permit, including agricultural buildings and manufactured homes.27 Finally, confirm frontage or permanent access; a lot generally needs public-road or public-water frontage unless the Development Review Board approves a qualifying permanent easement or right-of-way.28

Watch-outs

  • Do not rely on the statewide owner-occupied-home building-code exclusion as an exemption from the Town of Westminster zoning permit.111
  • Starting construction before applying can double the town zoning-permit fee.12
  • Permanent RV living and permanent utility hookups are not allowed under the town's individual-RV parking exception.4
  • Flood Hazard Overlay District development requires additional review, and the local permit depends on the required state and municipal approvals.25
  • We could not confirm a separate local certificate-of-occupancy requirement or ordinary-home structural inspection schedule; ask the Town Zoning Office what final approvals apply.9

Sources

  1. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  2. Westminster Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  3. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  4. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  5. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  6. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  7. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  8. WW Permit- Frequently Asked Questions (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  9. Town of Westminster Zoning Office (westminstervt.org)
  10. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  11. 20 V.S.A. § 2730 — Definitions, quoted and re-checked
  12. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  13. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  14. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  15. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  16. Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  17. Vermont Title 10, Chapter 64: Potable Water Supply and Wastewater System Permit (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  18. Vermont DEC Springfield Regional Office (dec.vermont.gov)
  19. Share of soils USDA rates "not limited" for a conventional septic drain field (SSURGO). A strict rating: the median county is about 6% and a tenth of counties are 0%, so a low figure means most lots need a site evaluation or an engineered system, not that septic is impossible. Cite it only with that caveat: Bolthole Index county data
  20. 10 V.S.A. § 1973 — Permits, quoted and re-checked
  21. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  22. Act No. 155 (H.757), An act relating to manufactured homes and limited equity cooperatives (Vermont statewide rule), quoted and re-checked
  23. Town of Westminster Highway Department (westminstervt.org)
  24. 19 V.S.A. § 1111 — Permitted use of highway rights-of-way (Vermont statewide rule), quoted and re-checked
  25. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  26. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  27. Westminster Zoning Bylaws, Article XI (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked
  28. Town of Westminster Zoning Bylaws (Village of Westminster), quoted and re-checked

Written October 9, 2026 from the rules quoted below, each taken from an official source and re-checked by an independent reviewer. This is research, not legal advice: rules change, so confirm with the office before you buy or build.

Answers from the rulebook for Village of Westminster

Village of Westminster’s own rules

  • Building permitRequired

    New residences and other land development in the Westminster Village zoning district.

    • A zoning permit is required before commencement of land development subject to the bylaws.
    • State permits may also be required.
    • The town zoning page separately lists new construction and replacement residences as requiring zoning permits.
    “Construction of a new residence or replacement residence”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Limited — New residences and covered construction inside Westminster village.
      “Construction of a new residence or replacement residence”
    • Required — Land development and construction inside Westminster village under the Westminster zoning bylaws.
      “No land development subject to these Bylaws shall commence in the Town of Westminster until a zoning permit has been issued”
  • Local zoningPresent

    The Westminster Village zoning district inside the Town of Westminster, including land identified as Westminster Village under the Town's zoning map.

    • The official municipal zoning page identifies the Zoning Office and publishes the Zoning Bylaws.
    • The town bylaws identify Westminster Village District as one of four Village Districts.
    “Permits for new construction, change of use, subdivisions and signs”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Present — Land inside Westminster village governed by the Town of Westminster zoning bylaws, including the Westminster Village District.
      “Adopted per VSA 24 § 4415 by the Westminster Selectboard July 12, 2017”
    • Present — Zoning inside Westminster village boundaries is administered by the Town of Westminster.
      “All municipal functions within the village boundaries are, in fact, town functions.”
  • Zoning districtsPublished

    Zoning districts applicable inside Westminster village under Town of Westminster bylaws.

    • The full description of zoning-district boundaries is on file at Westminster Town Hall.
    • The bylaws identify Residential, Rural-Residential, Resource Conservation, and Connecticut River Conservation districts, among others.
    “3. Residential District (R) (described in Section 446) 4. Rural-Residential District (Ru) (described in Section 447) 5. Resource Conservation District (RC) (described in Section 448) 6. Connecticut River Conservation District (CR) (described in Section 449)”
  • Minimum lot sizeSpecified

    Residential development in the Westminster Village district.

    • For residential uses, each dwelling must meet the minimum lot-size requirement.
    • The table identifies one acre for Westminster Village where septic is used; the sewer column is blank for that named village.

    minimum residential lot size: 1 acre per dwelling (Westminster Village district; septic column)

    “For Residential uses, each dwelling must meet the minimum lot size requirement.”
  • SetbacksSpecified

    Residential development in the Westminster Village district.

    • The named Westminster Village row specifies front, side, and rear setbacks.
    • The bylaws state that district requirements are minimum standards.

    front setback: 50 feet (Westminster Village district) · side setback: 25 feet (Westminster Village district) · rear setback: 25 feet (Westminster Village district)

    “For lot areas, lot frontage, lot depth and all yard setbacks, the requirements specified in the District are the minimum standards.”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • District specific (with conditions) — Residential development in the Rural Residential District.
      “Minimum Side and Rear Yard Setback 50 feet”
    • District specific (with conditions) — Single-family residential uses in the Residential District (R) inside Westminster village.
      “Unless otherwise indicated for an individual Zoning District the front yard setback is 50 feet. All front yard setbacks are measured from the center of the traveled surface of the public or private road or right of way.”
  • Building heightSpecified

    Buildings in all Westminster zoning districts inside Westminster village.

    • Silos, other agricultural uses, church spires, renewable-resource structures, cupolas, and bell, clock, and fire towers are exempt.
    • Structures over 35 feet require prior DRB approval unless otherwise limited by state or federal law.

    maximum building height: <= 35 feet (listed exempt structures)

    “The maximum building height in all districts is thirty-five (35) feet. Structures exempt from this section are: silos and other agricultural uses, church spires, renewable resource structures, cupolas, and bell, clock, and fire towers”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Specified — Structures in the Westminster Village district and other town zoning districts.
      “The maximum building height in all districts is thirty-five (35) feet.”
  • Living in an RVLimited

    Travel-trailer or recreational-vehicle occupancy and campground use inside Westminster village.

    • A campground for tents, travel trailers, or recreational vehicles requires a zoning permit, DRB site-plan approval, and conditional-use approval.
    • Each site must have access to water and sewage disposal approved by the State and conforming to local health regulations.
    • An owner may park an RV on the owner's property in the rear or side yard at least six feet from a lot line, but it may not be permanently used as living quarters or permanently hooked up to utilities.

    minimum RV parking distance from lot line: >= 6 feet (rear or side yard owner parking exception)

    “shall not be permanently used as living quarters”
  • Camping on your landLimited

    Campgrounds and temporary camping inside Westminster village.

    • A campground for tents, travel trailers, or RVs requires a zoning permit, DRB site-plan approval, and conditional-use approval.
    • Each campsite must have approved water and sewage disposal.
    • The individual-RV parking exception bars permanent living quarters and permanent utility hookups.

    minimum campground campsite area: >= 1500 square feet · minimum campground boundary/highway undeveloped area: >= 100 feet

    “No person or persons shall construct or operate a campground for tents, travel trailers or recreational vehicles without first obtaining a zoning permit from the Zoning Administrator following site plan approval from the DRB and conditional use approval.”
  • Manufactured homesLimited

    Manufactured-home parks inside Westminster village.

    • A mobile-home park requires conditional-use review in the applicable zoning district.
    • The park must comply with 10 V.S.A. Chapter 153; state regulations control in a conflict.
    “A mobile home park shall be developed in accordance with: A. The procedures for a Planned Unit Development; and B. The requirements of 10 V.S.A. Chapter 153.”
  • Accessory dwellingsAllowed (with conditions)

    Accessory dwelling units inside Westminster village.

    • The property must have sufficient wastewater capacity.
    • The unit may not exceed 30 percent of the total habitable floor area of the single-family dwelling.
    • Applicable setback, coverage, and parking requirements must be met.

    maximum accessory dwelling floor area: <= 30 percent (of total habitable floor area of the single-family dwelling)

    “a. The property has sufficient wastewater capacity. b. The unit does not exceed 30 percent of the total habitable floor area of the single-family dwelling. c. Applicable setback, coverage, and parking requirements specified in these Bylaws are met.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Allowed (with conditions) — Accessory dwelling units inside Westminster village.
      “Accessory dwelling units as defined by 24 V.S.A. 4412.”
  • Who permits septicState (with conditions)

    Wastewater and potable-water permitting for development inside Westminster village.

    • The Town directs applicants to obtain a Vermont Agency of Natural Resources wastewater and potable water supply permit.
    “Wastewater Disposal (Septic) System Construction & Use Permits issued by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources for any development;”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • State (with conditions) — Wastewater and potable-water permitting for development inside Westminster village.
      “Wastewater Disposal (Septic) System Construction & Use Permits issued by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources for any development; a. The Town of Westminster prohibits initiation of any construction under a zoning permit unless and until a Wastewater and Potable Water Supply Permit is issued by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation under Chapter 64 of Title 10 of the Vermont Statutes Annotated.”
  • Septic permitRequired

    Development requiring wastewater disposal or potable-water approval inside Westminster village.

    • The bylaws state that the permit is issued by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation under 10 V.S.A. Chapter 64.
    • Construction without the permit is a bylaw violation.
    “The Town of Westminster prohibits initiation of any construction under a zoning permit unless and until a Wastewater and Potable Water Supply Permit is issued by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation under Chapter 64 of Title 10 of the Vermont Statutes Annotated. b Commencement of construction without a Wastewater and Potable Water Supply Permit shall constitute a violation of these Bylaws.”
  • Off-grid sanitationLimited

    Off-grid wastewater and potable-water systems serving development inside Westminster village.

    • A Wastewater and Potable Water Supply Permit must be obtained before construction under a zoning permit begins.
    “The Town of Westminster prohibits initiation of any construction under a zoning permit unless and until a Wastewater and Potable Water Supply Permit is issued by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation under Chapter 64 of Title 10 of the Vermont Statutes Annotated.”
  • Agricultural exemptionConditional

    Agricultural structures, other than dwellings or tourist activities, inside Westminster village and elsewhere in Westminster subject to the bylaws.

    • The structure must support an agricultural operation and be a farm structure covered by Accepted Agricultural Practices or Accepted Management Practices.
    • No zoning permit is needed, but a Notice of Intent must be filed with the Town and is good for two years of construction.
    • The structure must meet setback requirements unless waived by the Secretary of Agriculture.
    • Farm structures in the Flood Hazard Overlay District require flood-hazard review approval.
    • The official zoning page separately states that farm structures are exempt when the owner earns more than half of income from agriculture and files a sketch plan.

    NOI construction period: 2 years · agricultural income threshold: more than half (official zoning-page FAQ condition)

    “No zoning permit is needed but a “Notice of Intent” (NOI) must be filed with the Town”
  • Subdividing landRegulated (with conditions)

    Subdivision of land inside Westminster village.

    • Subdivision approval is issued by the Development Review Board under Article VIII.
    • Major subdivision is listed as a conditional use in the Residential and Rural Residential Districts.
    “5. Subdivision approval issued by the DRB under Article VIII for the subdivision of land;”
  • Driveway accessLimited

    Development access and driveways inside Westminster village.

    • Site plans must identify roads, driveways, walkways, points of vehicular access, emergency access, easements, and rights-of-way.
    • A required driveway is generally at least 20 feet clear width, except it may be smaller for one- and two-family dwellings.

    ordinary required driveway clear width: >= 20 feet (one- and two-family dwelling units may be smaller)

    “A required driveway shall be not less than twenty (20) feet clear width, except for one and two-family dwelling units, where it may be smaller.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Required — Land development and subdivision access inside Westminster village.
      “In accordance with the Act, no land development may be permitted on lots that do not have either frontage on a public road or public waters. With the approval of the DRB, access to such a road or waters can be achieved by a permanent easement or right-of-way, unless otherwise indicated for an individual Zoning District at least fifty (50) feet in width and capable of being traversed by a motor vehicle.”
  • Building in a floodplainLimited

    Development inside Westminster village's Flood Hazard Overlay District and mapped floodway-fringe areas.

    • Applications for development within Flood Hazard Areas Overlay Districts are referred to the appropriate State agency.
    • Residential construction in specified FEMA flood zones must meet elevation requirements.
    • Manufactured homes in specified floodplain settings must be elevated and anchored.
    • Farm structures in the Flood Hazard Overlay District require flood-hazard review approval.

    residential elevation above base flood elevation: at or above (Zones A1-30, AE, and AH) · Zone AO elevation: >= 2 feet above highest adjacent grade (when no FEMA depth number is specified)

    “Land development within the Flood Hazard Overlay District shall be permitted only if the DRB determines”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Required — Construction and other development in mapped special-flood-hazard areas inside Westminster village.
      “A permit is required, to the extent authorized by State law, for all proposed construction or other development, including agriculture buildings and the placement of manufactured homes, in areas of special flood hazard.”
    • Required — Development inside the Flood Hazard Overlay District within Westminster village.
      “Land development within the Flood Hazard Overlay District shall be permitted only if the DRB determines after public notice and hearing that the proposal conforms to the standards contained within Article XI of these Bylaws and State of Vermont’s flood hazard regulations.”
  • Permit feesVariable (with conditions)

    Zoning permits inside Westminster village.

    • All permit fees are established by the Selectboard.
    • Fees are doubled if the application is filed after commencement of construction.

    late-filed zoning permit fee multiplier: 2 times ordinary fee (application filed after construction begins)

    “All permit fees shall be established by the Selectboard.”
  • Permit processPublished (with conditions)

    Land-development permit process inside Westminster village.

    • Applications may require zoning, site-plan, conditional-use, PUD, subdivision, and historic-preservation approvals depending on the project.
    • The Zoning Administrator coordinates review and may refer applications to the DRB or Selectboard.
    • The owner must sign the original application, although another party may act on the owner's behalf.
    “Such permits and approvals include: 1. Zoning permits issued by the Zoning Administrator under Section 214 for all development, including lot line adjustments. 2. Site Plan approval issued by the Development Review Board (DRB) under Section 311 for all uses subject to site plan review; 3. Conditional Use approval issued by the DRB under Section 314 for uses subject to conditional use review, including uses within any Overlay District; 4. Planned Unit Development (PUD) approval issued by the DRB under Article VII, in association with subdivision approval when applicable; 5. Subdivision approval issued by the DRB under Article VIII for the subdivision of land; and 6. Historic Preservation approval issued by the DRB under Article IX with recommendations from the Historic Review Board including proposed signs within the Overlay District.”

Rules another office applies inside Village of Westminster

Village of Westminster does not set these itself; the county, a health district or the state does, and they apply to every address inside its limits.

  • Certificate of occupancyLimited

    Occupancy of a dwelling converted to short-term lodging or another occupancy type inside Westminster village.

    • A change-of-use inspection must be completed and compliance met before occupancy.
    • For short-term rentals sleeping more than eight persons, occupancy must be granted by the Division of Fire Safety.
    • A final inspection report serves as proof of occupancy.
    “Occupancy must be granted by the DFS. This involves completion of final inspection proving that full code compliance has been met. A final inspection report will serve as proof of occupancy.”
  • Well permitRequired

    Construction of a new potable water supply or well serving property inside Westminster village.

    • The DEC FAQ states that a new water supply requires a permit.
    • The FAQ separately states that a single-family replacement well may be replaced without a permit, subject to filing the location in town land records.
    “Building a new water supply or wastewater system: A permit is required for new construction.”

Still unanswered

We looked and could not find an official answer yet. Silence is not permission; ask Village of Westminster or Windham County directly.

  • Owner-builder exemption — Owner-builder work inside Westminster village.
  • Building code adopted — Building-code adoption applicable inside Westminster village.
  • Inspections — Building inspections inside Westminster village.
  • Minimum dwelling size — Minimum dwelling size inside Westminster village.
  • Lot coverage — Lot coverage inside Westminster village.
4 more unanswered
  • Tiny homes
  • Septic inspection
  • Mandatory utility hookup
  • Short-term rentals

Each answer was extracted from an official source and independently re-checked against that source by a second reviewer. That is an evidence check, not legal advice. Rules change; confirm with the authority before you buy or build.

Unanswered questions are usually a sign that Village of Westminster publishes no rule on the point, not that none exists. Windham County’s page lists the county offices to call.

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